Real Game: the Price of Knowing a Name Is Erasure

The setting is such that the player's name and game ID cannot be exposed. As a result, the protagonist is on the campus with the most people, living in a dormitory, and his teammates also live on campus and in a dormitory. There is also a physical sign when entering the game, which is a huge game glasses that is easy to be discovered. Is this the correct outline?

While saying that he knew this game was abnormal, he played it as a normal game.

The plot is a bit bloody. The author took it from the TV series, where women would fall down and be held back when they get into dangerous scenes. Then the protagonist has to risk his life to save others. It's better to write less plots like this about vomiting blood in the future.

The protagonist's life and death at the beginning is up to her, not me.

In Chapter 10, I didn't see the golden finger, and then a prop that appeared to be a golden finger appeared later (if I took it in front of others, I wouldn't be afraid of being killed). I can't imagine how a clear and stupid college student could be the protagonist without a golden finger, unless everyone else is mentally retarded.

Can I read this book? There is a big problem with the settings

The starting point collection monster is here and has been collected.

It looks good, but it's a pity that there are too few updates. The author updates quickly and the exposure is higher, which can reach the level of Sanjiang.

That's all for one day, I'm afraid I'll get GG